Prepositions of time

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Some verbs followed by gerund

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Food Packages Vocabulary

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Collocations with CATCH and SAVE

CATCH FIRE

CATCH A BUS

CATCH A GLIMPSE: see something for a brief time

CATCH A BALL

SAVE ONESELF THE TROUBLE (Avoid involving someone in useless or pointless effort)

SAVE SOMEONE A SEAT ( To try and hold a spot or chair for a friend or loved one at a public place like a bar or theater...if they will be there soon)

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IDIOM OF THE DAY: A bottomless pit

Someone or something that always needs or wants more of whatever they are given, especially money. 

Also referred to a person hard to get full

E.g. My cousin is a bottomless pit, he's always hungry!